Features:
- Identifies the LRPA resolver-card function within EX2000 hardware.
- Carries the complete G1A catalog group in the DS200 board family.
- Remains distinct from the DS200LPPA line-protection board designation.
DS200LRPAG1A belongs to the resolver-feedback side of the EX2000 control arrangement rather than the separate protection-board group.
The LRPA acronym and G1A suffix together define the cataloged hardware identity used for board records.
A full-model comparison is essential because closely written DS200 codes can refer to different resolver or protection functions.
The General Electric DS200LRPAG1A EX2000 Resolver Card may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
General Electric DS200LRPAG1A EX2000 Resolver Card Manuals,Datasheets,Link
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
Feedback-Interface Role
- Board Identity: DS200LRPAG1A is cataloged as an LRPA resolver card.
- Signal Role: The board belongs to the resolver-feedback interface in the control arrangement.
- System Context: Its resolver function is associated with EX2000 excitation and drive-control hardware.
Complete Model Structure
- Board Family: The DS200 prefix places the card in the DS200 hardware family.
- Functional Code: LRPA identifies the resolver-card function.
- Catalog Group: G1A completes the board designation and must remain attached to the model.
Control-Hardware Classification
- Product Group: The resolver card is grouped with EX2000 excitation and drive-control equipment.
- Functional Boundary: Its feedback role is separate from bulk power-supply board functions.
- Protection Boundary: The LRPA designation does not identify the line-protection function.
Code-Level Distinctions
- LRPA and LRPB: These prefixes identify separately cataloged resolver hardware.
- LRPA and LPPA: LRPA is the resolver-card code, while LPPA belongs to line-protection hardware.
- Exact Matching: Selection should use the full DS200LRPAG1A string rather than a shortened DS200 code.